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no_exit
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> Bogey Ya'alon doesn't want the IDF to kill babies and women in Gaza. What's wrong with him? Shame on you, Boogie, there's a country here. https://x.com/AyalaHasson/status/190100179941212983
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Coinbase cheers demise of CFPB as customer complaints mount to almost 8k
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https://www.timesofisrael.com/schumer-pushing-to-codify-ihra... https://democraticleader.house.gov/media/press-releases/lett...
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> You're not being hassled, stalked, or threatened by random people. That's an odd thing to say. The only times I've ever been randomly threatened in public were on the road, by another driver.
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2y ago
> we put them all on trial All the mooks, maybe.
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South Korea's Presidential Security Service vows to harbor fugitive president
(english.hani.co.kr)
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> Or that US propaganda is as effective and all-encompassing within US borders as Chinese propaganda is within Chinese borders. Totally right! Now let me log off to catch the nightly 6 hour programming block of CIA/FBI/military
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> I can't think of a revolt in a free market country. Lmao
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> NK troops fighting Still zero serious evidence of this.
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Even prior to that, Iran was desperately trying to cultivate relations with the West in the 90s/00s before Bush suddenly declared them Axis 2.0 and created a massive security crisis on their doorstep. [1] > What emerged out of this
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> MHSA regulates him like he's running a pit mine, it's a huge f-ing farce Not as much of a farce as getting silicosis and dying at 50 because your idiot gravel pit boss refuses to maintain a sprinkler system.
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North Korean soldiers that mysteriously have yet to materialize in a fashion that isn't blatant propaganda.
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> Iraq's oil infrastructure was damaged when the CPA took over. The CPA effected selected repairs. But the IAMB found that the CPA had chosen not to repair the meters on the pipelines. The IAMB told the CPA that they were concerned
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You obviously didn't read the article, since the FOIA memo referenced was from that.
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> Cutler joined Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram, in 2016 after years of high-level work in the Israeli government. Her resumé includes several years at the Israeli Embassy in Washington, D.C., where she worked in public affairs a
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Meta's Israel Policy Chief tried to suppress pro-Palestinian posts
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> Yes, what Isreal is doing is bad, but not "murdering women and babies on purpose" bad! https://www.cbsnews.com/news/israeli-t-shirts-joke-about-kil... > Israeli soldiers wore T-shirts with a pregnant
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The geometry of mass graves
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_Cross_(Japanese_company) > Green Cross was founded in 1950 as Japan's first commercial blood bank and became a diversified international pharmaceutical company producing ethi
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> The US boomed for 150 years before there was a social safety net. The social safety net was a continent's worth of land to settle and develop.
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The best way to negotiate is to ask for nothing, and in turn receive everything from your enlightened, benevolent (and dare I say, handsome!) master.
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I'll consider that a possibility when it comes from an independent party detailing exactly which processes failed, why, and what remediation is being done beyond sacrificial dismissals. The particular WCK strike you're referring t
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The IDF's cult of technology
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So last week there was a big Rolling Stone article bemoaning the CIA's lack of mental health support, and now this with a similar line. > “They wanted us to be a lab rat for a week before we actually got treatment at Walter Reed — a
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I'm surprised they didn't manage to shoehorn in a Havana Syndrome plug.
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> I was an extraterrestrial taking notes on the problems of Earth. Finding pizza in your area was a problem. People being mean to you because you were wearing your AirPods at dinner was a problem. Going on vacation was a problem because
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> decided cheap labor was more important than national security Organized labor is considered a threat to national security, it's no coincidence that deindustrialization followed a period of widespread labor militancy.
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Upton Sinclair's Oil! is pretty good too.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jon_Burge
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FTA: > At issue in the new ruling, issued 11 July, is whether Tao’s lack of disclosure about his affiliation with Fuzhou University in China affected federal agency funding decisions. The Denver appeals court agreed 2-1 that it was irre
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